Chapel Hill in Plain Sight: Notes from the Other Side of the Tracks

Daphne Athas

Jul 2010 · Eno Publishers

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A memoir by novelist Daphne Athas about coming of age in Chapel Hill during the Depression, life during WWII and the McCarthy era. Athas delves into the world of Southern writers and the shifting of a small college town into the New South's technocracy juggernaut. These tales snatch "the veil off racism, classism, politics and Vanity Fair-worthy scandals that haunt," says writer Randall Kenan.

Autoren-Profil

Daphne Athas is an award-winning novelist, whose books include Entering Ephesus and Cora. She published the maverick grammar text, Gram-O-Rama: Breaking the Rules, which addresses the gap between classic grammar and cyber sound-byte-language through hearing, word-play, and performance art. She has been a Fulbright Professor of American Literature at the University of Tehran. She has published both fiction and nonfiction including travel writing, poetry, drama, and literary criticism. She lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina